Holster Reviews
The Best P320 Holsters (By Purpose)
We've picked five of the best Sig Sauer P320 holsters, with each aimed at a specific purpose. Not everyone's needs are the same. We divided this category into five groups to bring you five holsters that are at the top of their genre.
A Deep-Dive into Safariland IWB Holsters
Safariland is the undisputed leader in Duty Holsters. They dominate OWB. But inside the waistband? That's a more complicated story. Now, though, new designs are changing the way people are thinking about Safariland and concealed carry.
DeSantis 2x2x2 Pouch: Convenient Spare Wheel Gun Ammo
Revolvers are a bit of a niche market and, for those carrying wheelguns, spare ammo is hard to conceal. The DeSantis 2x2x2 is a great solution that offers comfort, concealment, and convenience for diehard revolver fans.
Good’nuff Gun Belt Kit: Gone Too Soon
Some gun belts are good, others are good enough. The Arbor Arms Good'nuff gun belt fills a multi-purpose role for a simple belt that works. It doesn't do everything, but it definitely does 'nuff.
Safariland Incog X IWB Holster: A Haley Strategic Partners Collab
Looking for a solid and adaptable holster for in-waistband-carry? Safariland has teamed up with Haley Strategic Partners to bring a new version of the Incog. Incog X is changing the way people think about a company known for their Duty Rated holsters.
Safariland Holster QLS and VUBL Systems: A Hands-On Review
When it comes to holsters, Safariland is a household name. Duty holsters for cops, combat-style holsters for gun enthusiasts, and CCW holsters for everyday carry; Safariland does it all. Today, we'll discuss the Safariland QLS and VUBL holster systems.
Training for Alternative Carry: Sticky Holsters for Pocket EDC
Front-pocket carry requires the right holster. Sticky Holsters has become the go-to design for those who want to keep a small gun concealed in a convenient place, but carrying in a pocket requires a whole new set of EDC skills.
Buyers Guide: 5 Types of Holsters for Glock 43
If you carry a Glock 43 regularly, you may end up wanting more than one type of holster. I know some always carry with an IWB holster and others who use multiple holsters throughout the year. There’s nothing wrong with using different types of holsters, just make sure you train with them.
Safariland 7371 OWB Concealment Holster for M&P Shield 2.0: A Review
The Safariland 7371 OWB Concealment Holster is one of the coolest holsters I’ve used in a while. If you're looking for a new holster or want to try outside-the-waistband carry with your Shield 2.0, be sure to give this one a try.
The 5.11 Skyweight Chest Rig: Low Profile Loadout
The Skyweight chest rig is a multiuse rig that makes it easy to carry an EDC and beyond. I see it more as a tool belt than a tactical chest rig. Though saw it's baptism by fire in the aftermath of a major hurricane, it's remained a steadfast companion. Don't take my word for it. Read on and see for yourself why I still rely on my Skyweight rig.